Interesting choice. Raises the question of whether a good coordinator would always make a good head coach? BV might like the fact that he only has to focus/worry about the defense and not have to deal with all of the other things that go with being a head coach such as politics, marketing etc. . .
I'd kick the tires on Whittingham from Utah. He may never leave but he has built a competitive program in the Pac12 in a not so easy place to recruit. Great bowl game record and seems to always have a solid defense.
I don't do the paranormal stuff! Monsters, Serial Killers, Vampires, Aliens don't bother me but I can't handle the supernatural horrors.
The Ring - Went with my GF at the time and all of her friends to the late show on a cold rainy night, we all left with chills.
Paranormal Activity - Me and the wife watched in the middle of the day and she couldn't be left alone in our apartment for a week. (To be fair when I was alone I had every light on)
Haunting of Hill House - After the paranormal activity experience we pretty much swore off the supernatural shows but decided to give the Netflix series a try. We really liked the series but there was a few times I jumped and one particular moment I woke the kids up from their rooms by yelling "OH S!IT!".
Thanks for sharing. I haven't been able to keep up with injury buzz around the country this year, have there been any other big ones other than Stueber?
That is funny what you said about the balcony room, as I prefer the indoor cabins. It gets pitch black at night, which I like and the boat rocks you too sleep. I never sleep better than when I am on a cruise. Why I said it was funny though was the last cruise we were on my sister got an oceanview balcony because she felt it would help here with sea sickness (which it did) but she said it was just staring at miles and miles of open water which you could have done from the outer decks. Different strokes I guess
The appeal of cruises to me is that there is constant entertainment if you wish and there is usually something for everyone. There are multiple shows and parties every night, new ports everyday, casino, bar and great food all rolled into one ride, and even though you paid for all of it, you never have to pull out your wallet once during the trip (except to tip).
Could it possibly just be the sort of thing that comes with experience? It just comes down to the argument of getting that experience against a good team on the road with possible PTSD-like consequences or getting that experience against the likes of Rutgers etc. . .
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Interesting choice. Raises the question of whether a good coordinator would always make a good head coach? BV might like the fact that he only has to focus/worry about the defense and not have to deal with all of the other things that go with being a head coach such as politics, marketing etc. . .
I'd kick the tires on Whittingham from Utah. He may never leave but he has built a competitive program in the Pac12 in a not so easy place to recruit. Great bowl game record and seems to always have a solid defense.
It's the win at all costs mentality some schools have. Anyone else expecting the Horseshoe to be full of fans on December 12th when UM visits? I am
I don't do the paranormal stuff! Monsters, Serial Killers, Vampires, Aliens don't bother me but I can't handle the supernatural horrors.
The Ring - Went with my GF at the time and all of her friends to the late show on a cold rainy night, we all left with chills.
Paranormal Activity - Me and the wife watched in the middle of the day and she couldn't be left alone in our apartment for a week. (To be fair when I was alone I had every light on)
Haunting of Hill House - After the paranormal activity experience we pretty much swore off the supernatural shows but decided to give the Netflix series a try. We really liked the series but there was a few times I jumped and one particular moment I woke the kids up from their rooms by yelling "OH S!IT!".
Thanks for sharing. I haven't been able to keep up with injury buzz around the country this year, have there been any other big ones other than Stueber?
That is funny what you said about the balcony room, as I prefer the indoor cabins. It gets pitch black at night, which I like and the boat rocks you too sleep. I never sleep better than when I am on a cruise. Why I said it was funny though was the last cruise we were on my sister got an oceanview balcony because she felt it would help here with sea sickness (which it did) but she said it was just staring at miles and miles of open water which you could have done from the outer decks. Different strokes I guess
The appeal of cruises to me is that there is constant entertainment if you wish and there is usually something for everyone. There are multiple shows and parties every night, new ports everyday, casino, bar and great food all rolled into one ride, and even though you paid for all of it, you never have to pull out your wallet once during the trip (except to tip).
I love me some Grant! Get so sick of the same ol' vanilla answers at every press conference, it's nice to see a fraud get called out!
Could it possibly just be the sort of thing that comes with experience? It just comes down to the argument of getting that experience against a good team on the road with possible PTSD-like consequences or getting that experience against the likes of Rutgers etc. . .
Really tough OOC schedule but I can see Coach B having this team rolling come second half of conference play.